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Tristan and Yseult at Shakespeare’s Globe
From the Celtic tradition to the best pop music performances, Tristan and Yseult explores the popular tale through the…
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Churchill
Director Jonathan Teplitzky paints a stunning portrait of the tense moments leading up to the D-Day Landings, and…
By Alexander Bawden
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A Good Day to Die (Hoka Hey)
From Blood Diamond to the recent King Kong, cinema has a certain nostalgia for the photojournalist. Spanning his…
By Jonathan Mahon-Heap
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The Who’s Tommy at Theatre Royal Stratford East
This disappointing rendition of The Who’s famous rock opera is probably one to be avoided for most but…
By Jim Compton-Hall
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Chris Shiflett at the Water Rats
Performing songs from his new solo album West Coast Town, Chris Shiflett was phenomenal last night at the…
By Catherine Sedgwick
Opera
La Traviata at the Royal Opera House
La Traviata: possibly one of the most beautiful and emotional operas ever written. Verdi completed the score in…
By Anna Souter
Live music
Evanescence at Hammersmith Apollo
With an audience already oozing sweat, the Apollo was ripe and brimming with devoted rock fans hungry to…
By Shoka Shohani
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Whitney: Can I Be Me
Four years on from the shock of her untimely death comes Whitney: Can I Be Me, a bare-all…
By Sarah Bradbury
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Remnants at the Print Room at the Coronet
Remnants is a theatre production that works to explore the meaning of memory and loss, doing so in…
By Manisha Sondhi
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GBR in St James’s
The Dukes belongs to that group of boutique luxury hotels that make St James's one of the most…
By Filippo L'Astorina